Omar Oakes
Jul 24, 2017

Men are 'more responsive' to online ads: Eye-tracking research

In a study by Shutterstock, men looked at ads longer and noticed more ads than women.

An image of a child in a ballpit with a heatmap showing where most people’s eyes were drawn.

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